Wimborne Rotary Club has funded new team shirts and jackets for Merley Cobham Girls’ Youth Football Club. Having won the New Forest Girls’ Football League for under-13s a year ago, the team went on to repeat their success this season, taking the under-14s title. The club has recently formed an under-11s team, and is seeking…
The Charity’s EC135 helicopter, Pilot Max Hoskins, Paramedic Mark Williams and Consultant Doctor Ian Mews attended the incident which took place in the Shaftesbury area at 1.45pm yesterday, Thursday 29 May
Several members of Wimborne and Ferndown Lions Club were treated to a tour of the Streetwise safety centre in Elliott Road
Ferndown Central PACT panel, in conjunction with Neighbourhood Watch are holding a Safe Scooter event at the Barrington Centre, Penny’s Walk, Ferndown on Saturday 31 May from 10am-3pm The day will include education on scooter use and multi agency information stands in the main hall. It will also include a free cream tea for all…
At visit to Marwell Zoo by Brownsea Class from Beaucroft Foundation School was a great success. The pupils enjoyed a ride on the Land Train, had lunch with their friends and were excited to be able to get up close to the animals. Among their favourites were the elephants and lions. Children from Brownsea Class…
Wimborne and Ferndown Lions Club has contributed £250 for extra equipment at the Soft Play Group at Heatherlands Community Centre. The pieces, called Atlas steps, slide, wave and wedge will supplement the centre’s range of climbing and clambering toys.
Five brave D-Day veterans from Swanage – who took part in the largest and most daring maritime invasion in history back in 1944 – have been recognised by volunteers on the town’s award-winning steam railway.
Kind-hearted Swanage Railway volunteers have helped to raise more than £4,000 towards a new lifeboat house for the seaside town – following a fund-raising push at the heritage line’s successful ninth annual Diesel Gala and Dorset Beer Festival.
A successful Comedy Night held recently at the Conservative Club in Ringwood, in aid of the charities for Fanfare for Spring, more than doubled the cash collected for the spring event.
The cable trench could be coming near you! It’s 22 miles long and up to 213 feet wide. Its construction will be a major civil engineering project taking five years to complete. Landfall is between Barton and Milford. The excavation runs through the New Forest National Park, under the River Avon and into Dorset via…